Ron Low

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Ron Low, BS, MBA President of TLC Tugger Foreskin Restoration Devices, is a married suburban father of 2, an MBA, an engineer, an entrepreneur, a foreskin restorer, and a passionate human rights advocate. He is an intactivist, an inventor, a foreskin restoration advocate and a circumcision fighter. He invented the TLC Tugger foreskin restoration device.

Ron and his family were featured in the April 3rd, 2011 episode of TLC's Strange Sex cable TV documentary series. He presented his TLC Tugger in Howard Stern in 2011. Ron has appeared in Playboy Radio, Bubba the Love Sponge and other radio shows. His TLC Tugger has been discussed in the TV show The Doctors. He appeared in the 2006 BBC Three production "Circumcise Me?" and the documentary feature "CUT - Slicing through the Myths of Circumcision"

Ron created the foreskin restoration forum (now: Foreskin Restoration Intactivist Network - see below), where thousands of men share information about different methods, techniques, their personal experience, feelings and news regarding genital integrity, foreskin restoration and circumcision.

Ron serves on the board of Foregen which advocates for directing medical researchers to apply regenerative medicine (stem cells, gene therapy, extra-cellular matrix) for the benefit of circumcised men.

Ron frequently participates of genital integrity demonstrations, such as Genital Integrity Awareness Week and other protests and demonstrations.

Ron has created multiple videos teaching how to use his foreskin restoration devices. He has also published numerous papers on the topics of foreskin restoration, circumcision, and genital integrity.

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See also

• Foregen

External links

• Official website. Retrieved 19 September 2019
• Facebook profile. Retrieved 19 September 2019.
• Foreskin Restoration Intactivist Network. Retrieved 24 November 2021.
• Klotz, Frieda (1 January 2024). Snip or Skip? The Complicated Debate Over Circumcision, Undark. Retrieved 3 January 2024.